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simple package to communicate and crawl data from tsetmc.com (Tehran Stock Exchange Website)
This library is for getting data from tsetmc website. It is divided into 5 subcomponents:
You can install this library using the following command:
pip install tsetmc-api
You can find examples of using each component in examples
directory.
Component | Example File |
---|---|
Symbol | symbol_example.py |
Market Watch | market_watch_example.py |
Day Details | day_details_example.py |
Market Map | market_map_example.py |
Group | group_example.py |
Async | async_example.py |
Group component currently only has one function (get_all_groups
) which returns all the symbol groups.
Tsetmc sometimes returns 403 and you should retry.
Each method in the library has an async counterpart with the same name and a _async
suffix.
These methods use the sync functions behind the scene in an asyncio pool executor.
symbol
component to use new tsetmc.market_watch
component to use new tsetmc.day_details
component to use new tsetmc.market_map
component to use new tsetmc.group
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simple package to communicate and crawl data from tsetmc.com (Tehran Stock Exchange Website)
We found that tsetmc-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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